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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
a0UrH AMKRICA.
TaB cRoLEaA - -EAKIzoUkxBs-Y YnsrIvT-
TTKa AND OTHnR ooCURRKMuRn,

T9n cHoE.KRA - -EAKfEoUAKEs-Y YnsTTvI-
TTEs AND oTHRR ooCURRENuRs.
AHDns, (Ohili) Sept. "a furious
hurricane wan reported 10 have been
blowing yesterday oG Hontevideo.
The Subscription 10 Sc. Banoo italiano
hiss reached sl5.o0o.0o0.
DR.. Juan Carlos Blanco has been ap-
pointed Minister 10 spain.
The Norwegian bark Tllsm, loaded
with coal, is on Ere here. She will be
totally lost.
AdVioes from Valparaiso dated July
ga says: "a severe earthquake ahook
vas expsgienced here on Thursday ~ 4
4. m, followed BY smother shock yssasR.
aay and tive this morning. Tue heavy
shock OF Thursday vas felt from Los
Andes 10 Talea, and With considerable
severity at Santiago"
Cholera has peen raging IN AnRot. On
Juiy S0tb there we're 50 cases in the ma
xarFafs at Conception, and about 30 in
private houses. Tue epidemis ts noU
sweeping noEthvaSd.
Don Carlos Dsborbou. Of Spain, hes
been magniHeently entertained during
his visit, and bis stay in Chill was one
continuous round Of festivities.
Tna following advises have been re-
cefved BY . late msals The Bolivian
Government has sent Bew prefet 70
Beni TO endsavoF 10 euppress The In
dsans. Who are in open Fevel. Three
more tribes have jStned the movement
and many whites have succumbed. II
the Government does not act promptly
All the settlements on the Beni will be
deseroyed. TIE Governor Of 6uacho,
Peru, wsa Fecently shot and killed By
an EuoadoFfan, whom be bad insuited.
On July =, . severe earthquake shock
uas felt in Arsquipa-
Under the beading Of Merida and
TruiieIls,s = Ihs Pas Pc 7seA Ira, Of Ven
eTne,a. reports that eiRht political sup
posseFs Of that paper have been murder
q IN towns mentioned, within TIE lasI
two mou4ha.
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HIVLIIiN KINGD0M.
Late News Brought b. the
Steamer Alameda.
SEVERAL WEALTHY AaInERs.


TN B1zAMnR ALAMEDA knnxvm m aar
FRAEuIsoo vzrH LATn NEws
H1cM EoMoLuLu.
eAH RnAHumco, Sspt. a-The s.ssmn,
Alameda, which arrived from Anatralis
and Honolnla today. brings news ahai
a. eaFnee1 preparation for tie election
Of bep1smbeF 12th h going On. Eaerv-
thing 3 PREPARED for the republic
sho1ld the change Be deaiFabls. Hav
eeloen. son.in-iaw Of the cid Psaimer
Gibson, who vas arrested On q ahaRpn AZ
bribery, vas acquitted cn that eharce.
him.
Clarence Washford, Attorney General
70 The new Hawaiian Oabinei, was 4
passenger On the steamer AiameAa.
speakine Of The rsvolufion il the King
doms saids "Ihe feeling Of TIE popn-
lace vas largely II favor Of the Fapukiie
but thas there waa no donht that the
neg constitution voaid Be sustained
and II acespted properly by Kalakaua
he would remain on the throne"
The nominees for the new Houna Of
Noblss and House Of Representatives
are nearly all AmsFioans Or Kuallah-
men.
4 banqnst vas given By The HonoluIu
kiHes at their armoEy on August 18th,
% uhieh TIE King wae invited, bus ssnt
bis EeRretA In the speeches made at
The banqnet the American and EneIish
rulers we're toasted With speeches, bat
the health OF the King lid noa bring
out any Response.
The Hawaiian Ambassadors have re-
turned from Samoa and report that the
German naval squadron had called from
Sydney for the Islands and the belief
was prevalsnt that the German faQ
would be raised despite any aeaioa hY
the coufsrsnce In progress at Waah-
lnRton.
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RAILROAD RUnBLuHcs.
or MrRRKsr ABOUT nan
ROADS AND THEN OYyroKng.

RkRkdRkPHs oB TETRRKsT ABOUT nAIt-
ROADS AND THKxR oYyIcKns.
San FRANczsoo, Scot. 3.-fhe crush
of local freight on the Atohison, Topeka
q SAINTS Fe road 10 reported By ita on
cials 10 he greater than vas ever known
before IN the history Of the road. The
company is nov running twenty-five
freight trains between Topeka end Kan
sas City daily, but Il cannot handle all
the business offered. Over 1000 new
freight cars will soon be ready for uss
en- the line.
H. 8. Rowe, 6upeTintendent Of the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Compa-
aye lines, and acting alsosss Manages
since she resignation Of q. II. PRESCOTT,
has resigned.
No asfemps Ia being made 10 call an
other meeting Of the San Francisco pas.
senRer agents, nor is it probable that
anything will be done In the way Of
organization until notice 10 received
from Chicago concerning the decision
Of Commissioner Abbott about the Obi.
nese tickets sold at q reduction from the
regular tariff.
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OgKk CAPTAM.
xnn s1AMxs'n uxIuE NkKEsa FuBxlo 4
xArn on ozRAT cnunLrT.

xan rnkwxsas uHIuN MAKKsa PuBElc 4
TALE on ozEAT cnuuLrx-
ekN FnkNczsco. Sept. 9.-ThFoaeh The
aedlura of the Ssamsn's Ooast Union
here these b nov made pablio TIE sloFy
~ eaeminRly cruel treAfmeat ef q Gap
80 towards hfs ersw. Atls11ion waa
erua called 30 the case By lssesFs fF0m
Pors Towns<nd from one Alssu. local
aSest Of The ssamen's Unio1. Ia ssems
tses lasl FsernAEy - bark oalifeEnia.
OauaAin DAVIS commandanas iska ths
nast pamed houne fer Asibo1rne. Aus
srnlts. while ahe was lying IN the
eo1nd. AIlsa beard thAa sha was fatriT
rotten and tnoroaahiy unssAwoFthy. An
ernninakian Slowed the rspogt go
r. : ana ne lonG beat paEtieulsriy ~
IN such . stAse % r1tten1ess tka1 ~
Csrsain tore oa ptesss 81 wood with hi
hantA
R~fars assiou souid Be tAksn ths barb
anpaFted. Acoordina ~ papers nos
aied here. o. TIE voyage the CaaaatI
enpd tbs eraw for peeay oaeBssA Thsl
| wsrs snhiscf - mos1 eFusl troatDant .
| tha hanas og The Oaptai1 and his mates
FaeA eomnnnd thsY reosivsd waa ae
| e0npanksd by Sollsy of moat oiaEl1t
| InR prufnnity ano Q kic& o. saA II
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men ay ~ food go not a scR daen.
Ths tz1p hoana Mas repeaiiinn a fhe
o1twaxa v1gaas, on1y nxnRnera1ed.
Whan TIE California aExlssd here "a
me1 presnntad themselsss q The of3se
q tha Uniled etAlas ehippinR Cummla-
SCISSOR f1R iheif wseea. h1t found thAi
lneis u1Ges wNse mos1ly eaten ~ -
nnsA Shorthand RepoEts of tfs s1afs-
menta of TIE sallnEs hags been taken ~
the ingtanes of tes unioa and Ne whate
suAisot uili pEohabiy be snbmitted %
NE Uniisd States Grand JnFy.
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mn aaTunDAx MEozT ooumuMzoAxs0a
Fnnw Tm oEzmAM oAEfxkL.

-m maTunDax Ms0zT ooumuMzoAxzo1
Fsnm I'M oEzMkM oARrxhIs
fcopvrsgAs 1ssg By aAs ". r LAD PrSsa. l
Bzsrzn, esve. 2-Maeh q Ne diverse
9pesainsi0m over ths mesfiDH Of EmreE-
81 william and ths CsaF VII b ehs1ksd
~ tae aan1unnnment tba1 eas kmpeEoT
kss nhan1unsd his inisntion % % 70
KaniasbaFR. Is waa determined today
81 hl1 phyIislans tha1 inslssf q YEA
tsriua % atssnd ths army wane1vsEA.
& va ur1sat that The E@DeEoR rslrrn
Al Bahalsbuxa. Ths EmpsfoF asd Km-
DTsss wiIl % 70 Bebslsb1FR % Mon1ay.
rs ehGn1oema1l % The KoniesbeER
rraaEaEams hns aiseady eEsstsd exag-
enz1ne6 pns11mf7lie FsDoEla - Fsf4fBno1
q % MmpseuEss eo1diti1B-
Tha enu1B afs thaa he y IL his usaAl
hsalth, aisheuah Be was s0mswnat
skaksa b. this fan e ThnEBeay. Thil
maRninG he grnnkad IN aUdts1aB %
NnrIAal Yea Moths. Lalsr - -
aaivea 0annRAl Ven BaAall1n4eseaf
lFinislnE q WaE, 81 0e1sgnt A.
/ haslg1,a. xhs ai1sRntteng e. - plarl
3 t1s entlssiy - Ne ssprsasntn1iaB q
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wRALruY nIHEas.


ASSOCIATES o. sknns q. nLArxn Annrvz
N nAM HRANcEsOo.
SkU FnANcEBUo. Sept. e.-0eueral :
seph O. Wilson, = pt0minent politician
OF Denver, and George w. Brown, who
established the 6rst bank In Colorado,
arrived In this city today. Both are
wealthy mine owners. General Wilson
10 associated With James q. Blaine, SEN
aeoF II. W. IabeF, and President Mof-
fat OF the Denver a Rio Gfande Rail.
road In the ownership Of the noted Hen
Fieeta and Maid Of Erin mines. at Lead
vile. Mr.. Brown 10 one Of the owners
Of the Ontario group Of mines ct BFack-
enbridge, Colorado. from which eiQan
tic nugget Of gold weighing thirteen AID
9 half pounds vas lately taken.
Mr.. Brown was associated for some
time with Senator Hearst In Q mining
venture at DeadWood. Ths Maid OF
Erin and Henrietta mines yield about
e760e monthly.
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VOL. xM---NO. Is4

NalionAl Iaaeaa dsala ui1A lanaliy ana
noe hy tho arhltEaEy dsoisioa e Ne
Viaerey % tho OAief eoaso1Agy fns ller
lard.
EFsmnls Rxpseaoa.
DuMm, 9spA a-Thsrs & oxlzsna
liksllAooa khaa thaEa win be- aRonhin la
Ennla tsmogssw II ne Govurnmena a.
ahagiliea poEalnl IN thalR daaaRmimn1lnn
- suppresa the Nntianaa meetlna. ans
lhia y unasnhaedly iAsiR inAanllon.
Five hnndRsd peli8emen end . lagns
fofee ef military arrived q knnls ana
are under ORDERS b prevent the pecple
fnnR n1zamhllna.
BasaMmn1.
Nav YoHE. sspt. a-Nsu xork. los
DeaFulf, IL
Pnn.sDslr.IA. sspla-PhIladslpala.
~; OnieANn, s.
ne AiSlstios and Clnolanatls PLAYED
two games to-day. First Rame- thlakiee.
q Qnolnnali, n. eeound Ramo-uls-
eiunMAi, 81 AtAlelaazI IL
Nav YonK. 1epa S--fha Mearoroll-
anns and 81 Loan played sWo anmea a.
8saaan Ialand thi8 afleEnoo1. Eir1a
Rams--Sa. Loula -; MstRupolllnna. &
six inninRA second anme-Ha Lonia.
Z; MetFopoll1aaa. 4
R.OoEIEH, Sspa. a-RsooAlyn. IL
BaIETsSss. sspl s--Osvsland. Q:
BaiiimoFa. s
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PrrrnsuB0, esps. S--Ths Labor 0F.
s.niz1sions of pitasouFz and yioiaiiy
nuitsd tB . afFeet dsmonalRnii1n, toeafs
that surpaa1sd anythi19 egel seen hers.
Ths obfsct Of Ahs pAfaae sFAa 70 sh0g
tho a1rSDafh Of the tf1dee unions and
n osdsg tant theFs mi9ht be Q bia tuln-
ga many Of the m1l8 eno fleterios
aloesA 60wn- A bxiGAt 6Ag a1dee -
10 aneseas ef Ne demoaelIA1ions ano
when tha pE0oa1alon p4eso1 1oNn hlfAn
ssssne e noon. = u eselmeied fnas here
wnFn H000oo n line.
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Hnsanns1v GIIleA.
REmn. fNsV.l sspA. a.-Gao. Piesoli
80 nhot an1 instantly kiilDd "a his
eahiM. 4naR Ballinn, EIkn nuanly, hy
Geo. ". Lewis. foreman ef - 6tandina
klk aina. essiy tain morning. Thay
haa . disYuts Last night and Iswis
walked Q mile and . hAll fnr q pistol 30
eommit Ne dsed viii. Lewis has been
aErua4sa.
omelal Aavacss Rrsm Few Esalnna.
San KnAmunuo, Espk. &-Omaial ad-
viesa weEe rsosiveo keEs today fFom
New Zanland b the s1eea thai the Brit.
I in EqnadRun had Eaeeived d90nits
oEdsrs 70 aail for Hnnelalu and wsEs
sapp0sed % carry expiisit fnnaEae1ions
| ealntixa 70 tho p1FDans q 10 Kno1n&ly
| negotiated British lean. Tks neW
Hawaiian oosarnmeut hes deoideE 10
pay the loan bat minup The ex0ozsfFa
eommizsion demanded for neao,iatinR
the loan.
PFemlnena Clafnaas AFFen9aa.
yAcxsoz (Oal. J, Sept. a-H. p. Cor
don, Dr.. w. o. Gmitk, ". Z. Jones, i.
Thomas and 0enHRB Sedxwiak, eli peom-
lnsnt oitinsns of piymouth, have been
arrested fuR ihe ahootinR Of Eknl, b.
vieilautsa. An hsd 70 appsaR before
The Grand JuFy nnd wsEe placed under
bonds oe e5o0 oaeh. q q aid KksIs'
uondl&ien ID critical. NeitheR aFm has
bson amputaAed. Tia danee hoane b
bFoksn up and the members scattered.
Bart, The propfieegE, hes ieft.
Austrian Array Reviewed.
vuznk, Gspt. S.-Ths army man
os1veEn a Koniiz have been eS1sluasd.
EmpaRoF Francis Joseph reviewed TIE |
troops. Tho Emperor will Leave Konit8 |
for Visnna tonight.
ChlaARen Lest.
Jxnzs1 orx (E. -. Sept. S.-It has
n@w baan oe6nikely aeoertained By the 4
Jersey Oily polioS thai Ma. Mary 3. |
FoE6, the unfoFtnnate woman krom OAl- 1
ifoeniA, Who loGs her children on Wed |
nesday, vent 10 Dtanp'a restaurant On l
kxsnanao Plneo. Tue woman olaima /
10 have loas her children IN the res i
tenEan1, but aid not roeoaniza Gtsnp's /
plAos e. tha ons and the PEopEisaoE aaya /
they were nst left there. No clue 70 1
their Whereabouts has yet bosn OBJ
tained.
Anlsng naakeFs In Esnaen.
Lssnpan, espt. a.--Amone tie Ameri.
can bankers hers Il is NE general
opinion tnal the Baltimore q Ohio set
tlement Will have Q good e6eol on all |
AmeEsean trunk lins9, and especially
thoss woRkiaG est and wsst.
ThesF Village Burned. ~
San FnAnuzsoo, Sepa. as-Dy the
steamer Alameda, today, new Was r.
osived Of nn sxpedltion Ia Nsw Guinea.
dispatched 70 enquiFe into and punish
the paEpetTatoEs of the resent massacre
Of missionaries end native Christians,
at the mouth oftha Heath rivsE, Wns a.
taekea at Move Avi village and had q
nant With the natives, several Of when
we're killed and q number w0unde6.
One Of the attacking party was wounded
BY an aRfow, but not fatally. Al Q SUBJ
sSQusnt oxpedition The natives hed ana
their village 9as buKned.
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sonu pMrArEa OF THn BI9 BuEKM1 Eow
HEEE1 PEsERcTnD.

sonu DMrAxa cg TEE BIa scEKMn NoW
HETN1 PERFECTED.
Onrcsao, Gspk. 0.-Tbsro Il Ia OH
eaeo, today, a. Imperial Envoy from
Ohina, enRouts fer PhiiadelphlA %
nsaotla1s With syndionso Of PhtlAdel-
phia capitalists for he paFpose Of e.
Sabilahina system Of American banks
Ia the celestial Kinadem. The dslega-
zion eonaists Of Ooant Eugsns ID. Nit,
kilwtsxmA. Kee Ohuna, Q mandaELn, u
Don, 8. A. 6toEn. A. D. an4 =. =.
Bar BeRia. The two lataeE are eiee-
tEisias and have secured foE The syndi-
eaaa an exclusive telsphone franchise
FOR the Kfnqdom. wharton Baker, Of
Philadelphia, is said 70 Be 81 The head
o. the syndicate. TIE main bankinR
houss q 90 BE- located e Shanghai.
wfth bxanshss In eli principal cities.
Nr. eesrn, Who has eondue1ed the
nsausiati0ua, Gays that there vii also Dc
a nrent daal of Chinese capital Invested
n ne prodiaIous undoEsaking. 10 will
81 n faat 4 Natioual bankina system,
suioyinR the special favor Of Imperial
0oV1ramont. Storm aaya, hgWeVef, tnal
Jay Gould will have nothing 10 90 Win
n entsru<iss, mosa Of ths AmefieAn
eaUiAaI, balna fuFnishsd b. Philadel.
GAIA gentlemen. Tia party viii leavl
loE tkaa city at O'Clock this afternoon
cozrrnnnD n osyIuzAK KxRoa1s.
wAswxnaroK ,saps. .a.--Adyisss received
e ne Depaftnen3 of 1late f.om Tien-
hsln, Gains, ,contain eoma infoFma9ion i1
Reaard 70 tha ooacoonton reported - hevl
been mads recently b. he Ohineee
9ovaFnmont 70 certain AmsFleA1s. II
& STATED thai u HING ChaRs ylssroy
has signad decree granting - WhAFtoE
Baker, Of Philn6eiphia, and Eaaens ID
MitkslwieEma of Nee YaFk Oisy. TIE soll
and exclusive riaht 70 eon1tEeol and
operate telephons lines nt the treaty
poFls g Oaina for z period 81 % yoaEa
IN their original memoFiml tbe grantees
aoaahs 20 obtain ths pEivlleHe q ooa'
neufinR the interior elliaa win tha
treaty points, ba1 this wne oo1eote4 4
by che dirsotoE q The Oninsss Iele
nfsph and ne GF1st was refusod. u I
undsrs1ood, h0uessF, that . peopositicr
20 anita two oompant1g hag bee8 mad1
and rseslEs1 Ne sanetlo1 81 the V1os.
roy.
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Tmn OLnqUA MUnpnn.--The Ohobelis
Bee aays. InfoFmatlon has reached
here snyinQ that The O1foneF'g Jury u
lhs ease of Joe LaemEd nnd tAnt Do.
ceased cane 70 his dsaih e Ne hands q
some person unknown. We have no
comments 20 make further thea % ~
that ovidonaly q HssonQ eM0ga " @@A14
meds 20 cover up he bloody aGniR a1o
10 KEGS u out Of The Coaftg. The ps1-
son IN aud about whese saloon this ST
fair Oesurrod d q Jna1Ioa Of The Reaea
and a. aash Justice ho vas Aeiing Cofo-
naR in ths oane.
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eAu FnAnuzsoo, Bspi. 6.-Ths exsmi-
ration bg a. A. cohnn yesterday Of n.
b. Boraek ooBeiaaod ne taking Of tag.
aimeny on bshalf of ths Paatne kailfoad
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rRs1sisr cosr. st-Fntslligsa@r.l
c0umuEh pmoomHnmaa
Ths Olty Osanall una uallsa d ossar
laat egeninR hg Mayor De Llon.
Sohn !. H1ano peliii1ne4 - eAana0
hln lla9nen fRem tho RaEnaR az WmaaN
and Quincy alree1a - ~ Wlnaloa
nuil6lnR. GEnmAa&.
PhlllD FIiaIAman ~ allowsE A.
chance hla liaanea fr0m the FamiaR 10
sha Flnanhoin hulla,nn.
fhe petitiua of q A. DyuH and olhara
for go, % open Maneoo glree1 % petty-
groves aGdllion, Wan inia uxsr.
Tha bids whieh wgRo sabuilas6 fer
ne olly's ptintlna. wsrs LAID an The
table
Ths Olsy Maalutmasas resort for
AuQnsa wa BeaA and maaepasd
The Hasox1s Of ths Treasurer an1
OlaFk we're snhmil1ad 90 tha Rinanea
Oommi1lee for appgoval.
Tha EspoEt az ne Olly Assessor, with
The nHssssmsnt roll, uns nsoepta6,
The following billa WsEo ordered raid
A. A. plnmmor, e1f.21, Port Townsend
Water Oompany, @7z, n. ID. Hlli A Co,
eeIt; Pom ToWnsend Cell, al.10, Cir
MaEsAArs salary, e76, poiiasman Kar.
lanR'u salary, ESQ., ID. p. Tremhla. 97.a0.
CITY Clark, 80, and Olty Assessor, SO
The Oounoli adionrned and immBaA
ataly consolidated themselves into q
Boafd Of EquallMnti0m and bagqn no
Of The assessment roll.
On A pnnAakKT zoUa.
william Psnn Nlxsa, editor ok lha
ChicnQo xafer-6lcsoa, II. w. Peek, y. ~.
- - a..-s..na...n. n4a 0ss~.a.as - n
Peak. al of them ChiaaR0 OapinallatR
SANE ever from vle,osla early yes,sa-
day. Later In the cay pAEay zee aB-
lsland for q days npnEl. The aamala.
uaen appssred % be vsrv muah iifsresi-
a ID tha ontiook and vMinAtien Of real
eatate on the ouimpoR PeninsnlA. TheT
stated shat theY WoF0 on The Moand ko9
he puFpoas of recreation and of learn
Inc sOmsthina Of The van1 timber and
mineral resources whiah ere found IN
,ha oxtrsma northusn1aEn poEalon of Ne
United 6taAsn. They pFedietad hEiGna
future Ia ators foR FeIt I0Unoe1d,
which shsy thougna would evenenally
become the terminus of eome large
western railroad.
sUDDw pnkzn.
AANA4 oVMMAuM Wu41 NU44 D44uW RuNN@~
ness on The steamer Dispatch, UharIe1
RoheKtnon, Of QuiliAYuta, tell doa6.
The deceased, aeoompanlod b. bic wife,
we're anFouie 10 DunRonasa % vlalt Gap
tain MaAllmond, when lhe soff0ufal
event ooonrfad. CHARLES RobeEtsun vas
abouf 30 yeaEn Of nGe. of moderate cir
aumnlanooa, and leaves q WiooW 20
moaFn bis sadden death.
aExRRmo MMwB m0Txs.
The bark HamOsst, Captain nunro,
vent 10 SEA, today, loaded with &61.Qo1
Eeet Of lumber from Taooma, fer Zen
Ths bsrk soulhsrn Chlsf q dee from
HonGkona. Her aaenls, IN this elaFs
have Faeolved her ohAraaF orders, which
ntals that sha will load lumbes q ono
Of tha Puget Mil Oompany's miiia for
san Diego, for 81 per thsaaand feet.
The bark Cmlusa, Captain ohnglea
Bsokus, vas towed % aoa, today b. Ne
tug Holyoke, bound 10 Ban NRnnniaeo
from Port Hadlock.
The aaaammhip Msxiee sailed f0r san
Francisco, e / e'elook laal niaht, with
light passenger llat and 10 tons oE
pig iroH from IFondale.
The bark NaRamofa. Captain hanseD,
was towed 70 SEQ, lumber fadon ffem
Port Gambia, by the tua fyee. bho y
hound FOE San RKaneiseo.
PonT TUWnnEnD, hoptambez b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Gss FnAHcIsoo. Bept. a--kfve ships
aoaenining traek steel foF tha BoutheFn
Pacine have rsosniiy affivod and aFs
waitfna 10 unload
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

sLkUaKrzs OERI.-Ws lsaEn that thass
are prospsrOus times "a tbo town Of
8lauehtsE, on the Puasl Sound 8hose
Line. Il has sprunz 10 within year.
and pFosants auits Z bnslness. liho ep-
psaranoe. The atroete are rarely free
from Wagons from the oountfy, ano
trade has 90 increased that tha FnllFee0
hns bssn eompallsd % pea q siee-
trank, and will noon BE- forced 10 bulid
afdiiloaal etoeo room 70 meo9 tho r.
quiromsnaa Of growing elsinsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

IaMpom, 8opis 0.-0iadsl0ne has
vFis1sa 8 rspiy q ne Duks e AFRyisis
Foaaas aalack. He aay1. "fho Oaks
81 ArRyia 4 - Cd fFissd. whoss attacks
I pnsfsr boaEina aiisntly. Dc ncs e.
s1ss tysannys but ] wa y have ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

WalkeE, e tAs 0sanrni Lad OGlss. has
l1Bnad an G11gk mhluhs u n mid, wiil
faeililaaa ~ lnsnina q pata1i1 O. easss
Who're no qaasainns of ifTaRulnkily hats
eeoa Ea3sod. Iheee e1noz ere b be
paWsa npan a. f4ptdly ~ Do4sl1ln. and
uhsn th9rs q auy defees C sawutEzion.
or whaEa IN mmeadmnn1 ID Eeqnies6 tbs
nessssagy u1sp1 aEs - b enksn forth
wisA b e1oss fhs oAss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Ban FaknCIsco. ssvt. 3.-AdVisss by
tho steamer AlnEedA today from Aus
tEaiias STATE that Agent 0soeral Woods.
ct NE canadian Pnui6c. read Q papsg
before the Sydney Chamber Of C0m
meFes ptopaaing b estahlish o mail
ssrvtes via Yancouvsg With The aid az .
eoionial Bnbaidp. Tue Ohamhsx Dis
essssa ths sabisca withoat tAkinR any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

San FaARuuus. espA a-Ths Cana
dian Pnci6s had nnotheR heavy cargo
out yesterday, enuaislinQ Of beanss dkied
fruila. wines. ete. feaaesd9g was she
annfVer1agy Of tho openinR ln San
kRnossso Of the OAuAdian Paeines
TIE Oanadian Paciae saeamsE PoEt
Vie1aF, On tha Tenna- Paei6a haa. has
heeR snhstisuEsd fug TIE PaFthlA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Hunxmuxum, (InA.). Sept. 1-The
Boman Cafhalfo OhnFch q 61anford
vas dssaroyad hy Arsi losA sD00M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Tuosou. Sept. She disease which
appeared short time ego ~ 0uAynas.
snd which waa given the name Sardinia
fsVsr, 10 pronounced BY DE-. UadsRvood,
Of Ec1ales, as the hreakoone fever.
The nt1Ty thai the disease had appear-
"a in an epidsmioai form haa bssn on
eknllV deutad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

NKw Yomx. 6spl. Advises from
Pnna@A, dated Angssl 1sth, ny thal
thro1zh The msstin9 betwsen tEa Prss-
iasnss e ~ stAtHg of NieAragss ane
OosaA Rina. ths tFsahle aboat ths a.
paasd boandaEy hss bean ABUSED
nzams - Rasssas Rae1llaAspds
WAszmasus. espG A-OAisf oisrh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

6GN FhAMcnca, BspL al. II. Kirk
wood. local general pessspaef agent Of
TIE Pennsylva1ia railroad, b said 10
have bean eAaaht making bic cuts On
tickets eold % people going Enst. and
Oonmisei0nsr BlanohaEd h nog in
eomDHniea1ien With Vice President
Mc0ullouRh Of The Pennsylvania road
On lhA anhinaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Tuoson, Seps. 3. - Larry Bheshan'
charged With The feeen1 train robbery
Sas exAminsd bafofe Oommi1aienaR
HuQhsa tsdAy. Ths evideaee waa b.
IisSsd 10 be sufAeisnaiy strong 10 bold
him over for The Grand JaFy. A d.
eision gill Be given on Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

DunEm. Sega. 2--Aasto@Aliss plaoaxds
n Fsfersncs 70 touoRroU's peoposed
meetinR we're pos1ed In various parim Of
Rsnis today. Ihs police pfoDg.lg tore
TEEN down. AeanrA SailIvan. ObEtsn,
Dillon and Csxs Hembers of fagila-
msnt, lsfs Dubiin 1his evening fer
Rupfs. RursheR military rsinfosoe-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

PnxnuorT. (kFix-l, Sepa. a.-The fol-
lowing uas iaat received by Under
aheriH Wnddel: 'svords-AFFived here
al FiahL WIu be home tonorEow
niaht.h f6iRnedl MuLvKWcN.
Nnlvenon q The Sheriff whe Waa re-
partsd 10 be killed In Tonao Basin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

TUcsnM, Sspl A-FoaF Apache Indian
scouts, recently tried b military court
martial fog shooting the leader Of tie
ooouta, Zsbss. have been ssat - San
DISCO baxrsnks pendinR IN approval Of
TIE ssntsnce. Over twelvs Isdiana en.
aaaad In she outbreak will Be turned
over 10 the civil authorities for trial.